Daryl has been experimenting with conservation practices for more than 50 years, proving that it’s possible to reduce input costs and improve efficiencies on his dryland corn, soybean, and cattle operation. Through rotational grazing, no-till, and cover crops, among other practices such as planting pollinator habitat, he has become a better land steward and manager, improving soil health, erosion control, and the water-holding capacity of his farm over the years. Daryl also has experience with federal conservation programs, including the Conservation Stewardship Program.
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Early adopter Daryl Obermeyer brings decades of experience to conservation network
Nebraska farmer sees 40-bushel yields from post-wheat “stubble beans”
Farmer Focus: Improving the Bottom Line through Cover Crops with On-Farm Research
Daryl Obermeyer Receives Outstanding Soil Conservationist Award